CVS PHARMACY Locations

I keep seeing A. Vogel Menoforce tablets in the health food store and the pharmacy. The lady at the shop said that a lot of women buy these, but has anyone actually tried these? My main issues are the drenching night sweats and the general mood swings. Do they work or is it just fancy marketing for standard sage?

I work in a retail pharmacy and the store as a whole(each department) is doing secret santa. I got a guy who works in the bakery dept. As you can imagine, there isn't much overlap between pharmaceuticals and baked goods. So I've never spoken to the man and neither has anyone else who works in the pharmacy. Our Secret Santa has a $50 limit and people are relatively thoughtful with it, like a gift card is seen as low effort and lame. I was told that this guy has had it rough lately, his wife died, he was in the hospital for a minute, and some other stuff. But that's all of the information I got, no one seems to know what this guy likes. I want to get him something that he would ...

Hello all, I’ve been noticing a pattern in healthcare recruiting that’s been confusing and, honestly, a bit discouraging. Many entry-level roles in medical coding, health information management, informatics, or health IT are labeled as “junior” or “trainee,” yet still ask for multiple years of direct experience or certifications that are typically earned after being hired. For context, I’ve been a pharmacy technician at CVS for nearly three years while completing a bachelor’s degree in Health Information Management, with graduation planned for December 2026. I’m trying to understand how people are realistically expected to gain experience in HIM or informatics when so man...

Private room for rent January 2026-August 2026 \- Shared house with 5 clean, friendly, female GMU students (7 bed 3 bath) \- Full kitchen, bathroom, living room, laundry, driveway parking, front yard \- Within 5 minutes of grocery, pharmacy, and an upscale shopping district \- Private, safe HOA neighborhood + friendly landlord \- Ring camera security on all doors \- $834 monthly rent includes utilities, internet and lawn care \- Optional furnishings! For an extra $150, I will include the matching nightstand, TV stand, vanity desk, bed frame, and mattress (extra firm full, purchased brand new in September 2025, very lightly used) \- for $200, I will include a Samsung TV, mini f...

I live in a very rural area and rely on Modivcare for transportation. I don’t have a car, Uber would be $50–$100, and I don’t have friends/family who can drive me. Everything is about an hour away. I understand rides are for medical appointments, but I’m struggling with how people realistically get anything done when everything is far apart. For example, clinics often have walk-in hours or unpredictable wait times, so I’ve used will-call pickups before. I’m wondering what is and isn’t allowed in practice. If a medical clinic is near another necessary stop within walking distance, is it generally okay to walk to the other place on your own and then return for pickup? Do people...

I just opened up a new pen and when I primed it, it had a really strong smell. I've never noticed it before. It was like paint thinner and rubber kinda. I got a 3 month supply and its the last pen in the supply plus I'm already a few days late taking it so I need to get a new one ASAP (I asked chatgpt and it said I shouldn't use it but of course I don't really know to listen to them or not). Its prescribed by my doctor for diabetes. Do you think the pharmacy (Walmart) will push back if I ask for a different pen? It'll be a different Walmart because I moved to a new town so I'll have to get it transfered to a new Walmart too. I really don't know how this pro...

I'm currently in a ****** situation. I have a manager from a CVS store near me who *really* wants to hire me, and I'd *really* like to work there too. But we've spent the last two weeks talking and waiting on HR to give us answers to a system error. When I got hired I had to do a virtual job interview, which I completed. Later I was called in for an interview with the manager in-person and she hired me on the spot, but the system told her that I hadn't done my virtual job interview. So I went home and did it again. And now the entire system is blocking her from onboarding me because I apparently failed it. HR was able to determine that I had passed it the first time, but...

Private room for rent January 2026-August 2026 \- Shared house with 5 clean, friendly, female GMU students (7 bed 3 bath) \- Full kitchen, bathroom, living room, laundry, driveway parking, front yard \- Within 5 minutes of grocery, pharmacy, and an upscale shopping district \- Private, safe HOA neighborhood + friendly landlord \- Ring camera security on all doors \- $834 monthly rent includes utilities, internet and lawn care \- Optional furnishings! For an extra $150, I will include the matching nightstand, TV stand, vanity desk, bed frame, and mattress (extra firm full, purchased brand new in September 2025, very lightly used) \- for $200, I will include a Samsung TV, ...

Ive gotten SOO many marked keys this wipe all most of which being checkpoint 13 specifically

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t make ren...

Part 1 When dad got locked up again, it didn’t hit right away. He’d been in and out since I was nine, but this time felt different. Longer sentence. Something about assault with a weapon and parole violations. My mom, Marisol, cried once, then shut down completely. No yelling, no last minute plea to judge for leniency—just silence. “He’s going away for at least fifteen years.” It wasn’t news. We all knew. I’d heard her crying about it on the phone to my grandma in the Philippines through the paper-thin wall. My little sister, Kiana heard it too but didn’t say anything. Just curled up on the mattress with his headphones on, pretending she couldn’t. Then mom couldn’t ...